#django

i wish :D

could live off 150k eur for a while

desktop apps... who cares

like 2 weeks or so ^^

seen Firefox OS?

noe

though i'm glad learning iOS dev gives me OS X dev pretty much

nope*

firefox sucks :>

and by :> i mean :<

looks like soon there won't be much difference between "web" and "desktop" (or pockettop)

the only rationale i can understand for using firefox is that it's foss. otherwise, i just don't get it.

I said "Firefox OS", not "Firefox"

no troll dimadima

etenil: oh no, i know. i just assumed firefox os : firefox ~ chrome os : chrome

nope not the same

aka apps written in JS running in a JS interpreter

etenil: oh, intereresting

well somewhat, except that firefox OS doesn't fire up a web browser for you

it's at a lower level than chrome os

IMHO what's happening is that both desktop and web apps are getting closer and closer... For obvious reasons they can't be at the same "level", but the browsers are growing better so it's possible to dispatch more "rich" content to the user via web :)

hey guys, quick question, I'm using modelformset_factory and when I load the resulting instance, I get two forms, one with a prepopulated form with the data that I just saved in my first try and one that's empty.

what gives with the django-related question?

well it's an answer to the difficulty of programming for multiple closed and complex platforms

the common denominator

Ramialhamad: And the question is...

many apps for ios are just a webkit frame with a bit of website inside

I have this simple add button that's supposed to add a row in my db. When I press the submit button, I want a form to load that's blank so that users can enter data

instead

i'm guessing he wants one gorm

form*

I get two forms

from the factory object

one that's repopulated with data that I just entered in my first try

Ramialhamad: Check the extra argument

I noticed extra int = 1 in the debugger

thanks Y3K! I will look into it

ok thanks for the help dudes, bye!

etenil: You're welcome. See ya

@Y3K, I read the docs but I can see how to add two blank forms (extras) but how do I get it to only show the blank form?

Why the Model's doesn't have a clean_<field> method like the forms? if I want to overryde the clean of only one field I need to use clean_fields and exclude the rest :S

What is the proper way of overriding save() in a model for Django 1.4?

Ramialhamad: Oh! Sorry, I missunderstood you. Well, in that case just don't pass any instance to the formsetfactory.

pucko: why do you want to override it?

pucko: Just override it :P

That's a better question...

asking that always puts me in mind of http://bash.org/?866112

pucko: ?

FunkyBob: Hahahaha, that's hilarious

pucko: your reason will influence the best solution

Y3K, I don't think I get what you mean by not passing an instance

The code is only few lines long

the one I have there doesn't have 'User' in the form set factory

that just breaks it

Ramialhamad: I think... I think you're using wrong the formsetfactory...

Y3K, haha, seriously?

Ramialhamad: Start from here https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.5/topics/fo...

You must pass the Model's class to the formsetfactory

Ramialhamad: Something you aren't doing in your gist :)

Yeah, I mentioned that earlier. I am passing it to it, I just took it out to see if that's what you meant by not passing in an instance.

Which in hindsight makes no sense.

I have UserFormSet = modelformset_factory(User)

in my code now

Ramialhamad: Hmmm TBH I think I'm a bit lost... Can you please dpaste the whole view and a screenshot? Hahaha

Haha, sure thing! Thanks for the help.

Does translation.activate() respect LANGUAGES in settings.py?

Y3K, the gist link now has the HTML for the page as well the view code

If I override the model's clean() method shoud I use super().clean in it or just write my code?

Ramialhamad: Are you really trying to add MULTIPLE users at one time or just create an user?

just create user!

that's the annoying bit

when I click on add user, I end up with two forms when I just want one

reading up on form sets on django right now

Ramialhamad: You're really lost then...

Hmm... Read the docs from the startup :P

Haha, I'm not contesting how lost I'm. Just started on the django journey, I lived on the mobile world for a while.

formsets are designed to handle multiple instances in one time...

crap

hahaha

Ramialhamad: Start from here https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.5/#first-steps

And if you want to just "jump" to the Auth part, read this: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.5/topics/auth/

hello

jaccc: Hello.

hi jacc

Thanks Y3K!

Ramialhamad: You're welcome :)

now that function-based generic views have been deprecated, what should i use in urls.py instead of direct_to_template and redirect_to?

jaccc: django.shortcuts.render|redirect

I'm seeking employment and want to post a recent django ecommerce project on github... aside from obfuscating db and api keys any thoughts regarding security?

(For a second I thought you were saying that all the FBV are deprecated :P)

starsinmypockets: Well, the SSL of course is a must.

thanks!

starsinmypockets: Or read this https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.5/topics/se...

Y3K, thanks for the tip, I found what I actually need. FormModel and not form set..i should've paid more attention to the docs. Thanks for the help.

Ramialhamad: You're welcome. And yes, try to follow the docs always, they're indreible good written and complete (most of the cases) :)

Y3K: incredibly

FunkyBob: Oh... Noted. Thank you :)

Wait... What the heck did I wrote? "indreible"? Hahaha.

now it's telling me The included urlconf %s doesn't have any patterns in it :/

heh

jaccc: My fault, I told you about the shortcut functions, not the Gerenic ones, take a look here: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.5/ref/class...

jaccc: There are the CBV equivalents :)

those are the two shortcuts you'd want to replace the views mentioned

FunkyBob: But he's using them directly in the URLS... Shouldn't use a CBV for that?